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33 Ideas for Memorable Backsplash Behind Stove

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Written by 

Zakhar (aka Zee)

September 3, 2022

If you have ever felt like your kitchen is missing something; it’s probably a memorable backsplash behind stove. Backsplash is one of those things you don’t realize makes a world of difference until your eyes are open to the possibilities. The stove is such a precious tool in our kitchen it deserves a companion worthy of the location.

Imagine creating a breathtaking mosaic behind your stove or installing that herringbone tile you have been patiently waiting to try, these are just some of the designs you can incorporate. Don’t settle just yet, we haven’t even discussed a dressed-up subway tile or brick backsplash. With so many options you will want to turn your whole kitchen into a tiled paradise. Don’t be ashamed to tell everyone that you won’t be cooking tonight, backsplash behind stove has stolen your attention! Take a look below at some examples you are sure to adore.

01 of Fall Decorations Displayed in White Kitchen

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Kitchen subway tile backsplash behind stove is paired with a chevron picture frame backsplash creating an interesting design. Stainless steel stove sits within white countertops. Fall decorations are displayed upon a white and black hood.

02 of White Herringbone Stove Backsplash with Pot Filler

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White herringbone stove backsplash with pot filler covers the wall above two stainless steel ranges. Large white hood is installed upon a kitchen wall between cabinets. Neutral countertop displays a collection of decorative and kitchen items.

03 of Gold Accents and White Stove Backsplash

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Subway tile backsplash behind stove hosts floating wood shelves decorated with a variety of items. Black range with gold accents matches gold hardware installed upon white kitchen cabinets. A wood range hood completes this space.

04 of Black and White Kitchen with Tile

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Black kitchen island hosts black stools and a white countertop illuminated by glass pendant lighting. White cabinets are separated from black countertops by a tile backsplash. Checkered Kitchen items are placed around a cooktop stove.

05 of Brick Backsplash Behind Stove and Lantern Pendants

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Lantern pendant lighting hangs above a wood island with a white countertop. Wood kitchen hood and white cabinets are complimented by a brick backsplash behind stove. A cooktop stove sits upon a white countertop.

06 of Mosaic Tile Kitchen Niche Over Stove

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Mosaic tile kitchen niche sits above a cooktop stove within a square tile backsplash. White cabinets are complimented by shiplap walls and wood shelves displaying kitchenware. White hood with wood accents showcases a subtle flower wreath.

07 of Arched Alcove with White and Gold Range

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White kitchen range with gold accents sits beneath square tile backsplash with a black sconce affixed upon it. White cabinets with glass inserts sit on either side of an arched alcove. Light gray cabinets with wood countertops complete the space.

08 of Patterned Tile Backsplash Under Range Hood

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Patterned tile backsplash behind stove provides color to white kitchen walls and cabinets. White range hood with wood header fits between cabinets with glass inserts. Bronze bridge faucet sits on a kitchen island in front of a stainless steel range.

09 of Shared Herringbone and Subway Tile Wall

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This kitchen features a shared wall of black herringbone and white subway tile backsplash. Board and batten hood is installed next to wood floating shelves. White cabinets host a farmhouse sink and stainless steel appliances.

10 of White Hex Tile Behind Cooktop Stove

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Hex tile backsplash is installed behind a cooktop stove with a charming vintage sign resting on the tile. White shutters allow light into this kitchen with small potted plants on the countertop. Wood cutting boards accentuate this space.

11 of Herringbone and Subway Tile Kitchen Backsplash

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Herringbone tile kitchen backsplash with pot filler shares the space with white subway tile. White hood is installed above a stainless steel stove among white cabinets. Kitchen island countertop displays seasonal ornaments.

12 of White Kitchen with Brick Wall Behind Stove

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White cabinets and countertops host a cooktop stove under a wood hood. Black pot filler is affixed to a brick backsplash surrounded by small pine tree decorations. A drawer opens up to reveal a collection of spices.

13 of Minimalist Kitchen With Marble Slab Backsplash

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This minimalist kitchen features a gray marble backsplash behind stove only with black sconces on either side. Light gray drawers host matching countertops and a variety of kitchen appliances. A green wreath sits upon the stove.

14 of White Brick Wall Between Kitchen Cabinets

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Vintage brass pendant lighting hangs above a wood kitchen island with white countertop. White brick wall sits between white cabinets and stainless steel appliances. A framed picture is secured to a glass panel above stove.

15 of Herringbone Tile Backsplash Behind Stove Only

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Subway tile wall is paired with a herringbone picture frame backsplash behind stove. Wood accents are displayed in front of the herringbone for an extra decorative touch. Stainless steel range is fit between white cabinets.

16 of Accessorized Countertops and Herringbone Tile Wall

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Herringbone tile backsplash covers the wall behind stainless steel stove. An embellished dome sits atop a white cake stand over stove. White countertops are accessorized by patterned bottles and glass candlesticks.

17 of Herringbone Tile Surrounded by White Cabinets

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Herringbone tile backsplash is installed above a cooktop stove in this kitchen. White cabinets surround a dark wood hood above stove. Countertop displays a variety of copper canisters and small kitchen items.

18 of Patterned Backsplash and Wall Mounted Shelves

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Shiplap hood with wood header is accompanied by wood wall mounted shelves. Stainless steel range sits between white countertops and cabinets. Black and white patterned backsplash is affixed to the wall above stove.

19 of Black and Gold Range Under White Hood

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Black range with gold accents is contrasted by square tile backsplash in varying tones of gray. White hood is paired with floating shelves and brass sconce. Wood kitchen island is joined by a collection of wood accents throughout the kitchen.

20 of Neutral Marbled Kitchen Backsplash Behind Stove

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This neutral kitchen features wood and glass display cases surrounding a stainless steel stove. Neutral marbled backsplash fills the space between the hood and stove joined by a pot filler. Pendant lighting hangs above a black island countertop.

21 of Cooktop Stove on Gray Kitchen Countertop

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Herringbone tile behind the stove hosts a bronze pot filler. Cooktop stove sits beneath a wood kitchen hood atop a light gray countertop with small decorative items placed upon it. White kitchen cabinets include brass hardware.

22 of Shaded Chandelier in White Cabinet Kitchen

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Tile backsplash is covered with brick wallpaper to create a unique look. White kitchen cabinets with black hardware are paired with a white hood above stove. A woven shaded chandelier hangs above the kitchen island.

23 of Neutral Kitchen with Subway Tile Behind Stove

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White cabinets surround a subway tile wall behind the stove. A green wreath is placed on the hood above the stove offering a decorative touch to this kitchen. A coffee station displayed on a tray sits atop neutral countertops.

24 of Light Gray Island and Stainless Steel Appliances

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Light gray kitchen island hosts a black rack showcasing an array of decorative kitchen items. Stainless steel appliances are set between cabinets while a patterned backsplash behind stove only is attached to the wall.

25 of Modern Farmhouse Kitchen with White Tile Backsplash

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Vintage style pendant lighting hangs from the ceiling in this modern farmhouse kitchen. White tile backsplash covers the wall between cabinets. Black countertop provides contrast to white kitchen island and cabinets.

26 of White Subway Tile Backsplash Behind Stove

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Subway tile backsplash behind stove is complimented by vintage wood cutting boards and a stainless steel stove. A wreath of greenery is displayed on the white hood above stove. White drawers with black hardware sit beneath kitchen windows.

27 of Black and White Patterned Backsplash Behind Stove

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Patterned black and white backsplash is placed behind the stove separating white tiles. Black countertops cover white cabinets and showcase a collection of wood cutting boards and utensils. Shelves are affixed to the wall beside the cabinets.

28 of Pristine White Kitchen with Herringbone Backsplash

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Stainless steel appliances sit among white cabinets in this kitchen. White herringbone backsplash behind stove offers a pristine appearance to this space. A cooktop stove sits upon a white countertop.

29 of Green Kitchen Cabinets and Herringbone Backsplash

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White herringbone tile backsplash is equipped with hangers for kitchen utensils and a vintage sign. Stainless steel range sits between light green cabinets with white countertops. A wood range hood with wreath completes the space.

30 of Brick Backsplash Behind White Vintage Stove

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Farmhouse kitchen features a brick backsplash behind a white vintage stove. Retractable shelf folds out from the stove to display a mug holder and other small items. White shelving unit stands beside the stove with a variety of kitchen items.

31 of Neutral Stone Behind Stove Backsplash Ideas

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This alcove kitchen space provides some interesting behind stove backsplash ideas. Arched stone surrounds a cooktop stove on a black countertop. Neutral checkered tiles and a mosaic stone backsplash are accentuated by wood accents.

32 of Cooktop Stove with Varying Gray Backsplash

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Picture frame backsplash behind stove only creates a unique separation from the rest of this kitchen tile. Vintage wood cutting boards stand behind a cooktop stove upon a white countertop. White cabinets surround the stove.

33 of Tile Backsplash Behind Stainless Steel Stove

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Stainless steel appliances are fit between white cabinets and a shiplap hood in this contrasting kitchen. White tile backsplash covers the wall behind the stove accompanied by wood cutting boards and black countertops.

16 Stove Backsplash Ideas to Create a Focal Point in your Kitchen

A tiled stove backsplash is an easy way to create an eye-catching focal point in your kitchen. We pulled together some of our favorite stove and oven backsplash ideas to help inspire your next kitchen remodel project!

This stunning white kitchen design features a large mural over the range: a custom rose pattern mosaic backsplash mural in Bianco Carrara and Thassos White Crystal Onyx with the gentle glimmer of Mother of Pearl shell. Kitchen remodel by Teri Laurino

A shiny mosaic backsplash is the perfect way to add some glamour to a contemporary or luxe kitchen. This shimmering behind the range backsplash pairs marble and antique mirror glass in a simple arabesque style pattern.

This colorful, old-world European style patterned encaustic tile stove backsplash is a trendy choice. Tiling the whole wall behind the stove - from the top of the range hood all the way down to the cooktop - provides a striking, contemporary look.

One of our customers recently completed a gorgeous modern farmhouse-style kitchen remodel. She selected our bestselling Arabesque Marrakech marble waterjet mosaic tile for the kitchen backsplash and chose a basketweave pattern mosaic (Carrara Venato marble with Lady Gray accent dots) for above the stove, framed in Carrara Venato marble chair rail molding.

A timeless choice for a contemporary oven backsplash is this Carrara Venato white marble 2”x4” beveled subway tile with a herringbone mosaic framed tile feature.

Another classic kitchen remodel featuring our Carrara Venato white marble mini subway tile and 3” arabesque lantern accent tile above the stove.

This exquisite artisan waterjet mosaic damask pattern backsplash was crafted out of sparkling Crystal Glass and White Thassos marble from Greece.

This lovely contemporary design features an earth tone textured mini brick accent tile above the oven range paired with a Crema Marfil beige marble arabesque pattern backsplash.

Choosing a colorful mosaic mural for behind the stove is a great way to complete your kitchen design. We love how the multi-color small squares mosaic in this kitchen perfectly complements the light turquoise walls and dining chairs.

The above range decorative glass block feature adds a retro accent to this simple subway tiled kitchen.

A classic combo for any kitchen: a Carrara marble subway tile backsplash paired with framed basketweave tile.

Square tile turned on the diagonal covers most the backsplash. A simple yet striking geometric feature is created above the oven range by framing some of the tiles with trim then surrounding them with the same tile set in a straight pattern.

A decorative medallion mosaic tile oven backsplash really helps complete a traditional or English Tudor style kitchen design.

A bright mosaic tile feature in a simple pattern, like this blue ceramic arabesque lantern tile, is a great way to add a pop of color to a modern kitchen with neutral gray or white cabinets and backsplash.

One of our favorite oven backsplash ideas for a traditional or transitional kitchen is a small squares mosaic mural above the range with matching accent tiles to draw your attention to the oven wall.

Similarly, a matching decorative tile insert and border tile behind the stove create beautiful focal points in this warm, Tuscan style kitchen.

Please contact us if you would like assistance with selecting tile for your next kitchen remodel project.

9 ideas for decorating a kitchen backsplash — INMYROOM

Who said that tiles are an indispensable material for a kitchen backsplash? Russian designers clearly demonstrate that there are worthy, stylish and practical alternatives. We have collected 9 ideas and 23 examples for you, proving that there is definitely a replacement for the familiar (and rather boring!) Tiles.

1. Slate paint

An idea for creative people that adds new functionality to the backsplash. Recipes, messages to household members, drawings - slate paint opens up scope for practical (and not only) use. In addition, this coating is quite easy to maintain. nine0003

Design: Inna Usubyan

Design: Elena Ivashkina

2. Brick

The popularity of industrial aesthetics and the loft style has made brick and its imitations a common finishing material. Such an apron is a bold, bright solution, but in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe stove and sink it is still worth combining it with tempered glass, otherwise it may be difficult to keep the kitchen clean.

Design: Anastasia Mestyakova

Design: Artemy Saranin

3. Wallpaper

It would seem that not the most practical and obvious solution for a kitchen backsplash. However, in combination with glass, this finish becomes original, functional - and opens up space for new design solutions.

Design: Natalia Sytenkova

Design: Anna Clark

4. Mosaic

An equivalent replacement for those who are not ready to move too far away from the tiled backsplash. Mosaic is a less hackneyed finish option, but just as practical. And although the final price of such an apron will be higher compared to tiles, the result will please you with sophistication and sophistication. nine0003

Design: Marina Sargsyan

Design: Inna Velichko

Design: Marina Sarkisyan

5. Wood

Modern advances in the chemical and construction industries make it possible to endow natural wood, beloved by many, with a variety of properties. This material can be made moisture resistant, resistant to insect damage, and even heat resistant to a certain extent.

It is not surprising that bathtubs, sinks and, of course, kitchen backsplashes are already made of wood. And in combination with tempered glass, such a coating is not at all scary. nine0003

Design: Daria Chaplygina, Yulia Pekker, Juicy Hall Studio

A wide variety of wood is used for the kitchen backsplash: veneer, wooden lining, special wall panels. The material goes well with many others, adds natural charm to the interior of the kitchen, harmoniously fits into most styles.

Design: Ilya Bokarev

Design: Elena Bulagina

To create a certain mood in the interior, you can use vintage or artificially aged wood, old barn boards for an apron. nine0003

Design: Roman Plyusnin

6. Concrete

A solution that attracts with its efficiency and brutality. A concrete apron can be coated with a moisture-resistant primer, covered with glass, and a pattern applied to the wall.

7. Stone

An option that is significantly superior to the tile backsplash in practicality and decorative properties, but rather expensive. Especially if you use natural material, slabs, stone veneer.

Design: Marcel Kadyrov

One of the most common types of stone backsplash is marble - a high-status material with a pronounced recognizable texture.

Design: Aiya Lisova

Design: Olga Legoshina, FB Interiors

Lately, many people have turned their attention to travertine: it has captivated the audience with its stylish decorative texture, variety of colors and all the main advantages of natural stone. Minus - the high price of the material.

Design: architectural bureau ODS LAB

For lovers of everything durable, expensive, status, an apron made of quartzite is suitable. This strong and durable rock is distinguished by outstanding decorative qualities, amazing durability and - alas and ah! - impressive value.

Design: Tatyana Alenina

Design: Margarita Rasskazova

8. Glass

Tempered glass does not have to be combined with other materials: it can be an excellent replacement for the usual tile backsplash. A variety of colors, matte and glossy options, and, of course, the above-mentioned ability to combine with a host of other coatings make such an apron an almost ideal and versatile solution. nine0003

Design: Galina Arabskaya

Design: CO:interior

9. Metal

Heat-resistant, moisture-resistant, not too difficult to clean - it seems that metal can be called an incredibly practical replacement for a tile backsplash. Minus - alas, not in every interior stylistically such a coating would be appropriate. In addition, the choice is limited to stainless or appropriately treated metals.

The apron is made of raw metal with a rough black finish. Design: Konstantin Radulov

10 kitchen backsplash ideas - INMYROOM

Tips

Glass and brick, porcelain stoneware and tile, marble and laminate - when choosing a material for a kitchen backsplash, you can not limit your imagination

Each material corresponds to a particular design idea, each has both pluses and minuses. The main thing is to know about them in advance so as not to be disappointed.

1. Dark wall

If you don't intend to cook a lot, you can simply paint the wall behind the kitchen unit a dark color, such as grey. Cabinets of the same color will visually dissolve into space, and the kitchen will become invisible. nine0003

Design: SPACEFORLIFE

2. Slate paint

For a Scandinavian-style apartment or just a black and white interior, just what the doctor ordered. Beautiful and convenient: the recipe can be written directly over the stove. And most importantly, the paint can always be updated.

3. Glass

Glass is a great alternative to tiles. In order not to overload the interior of the kitchen with additional accents, designer Nadya Zotova used dusty blue paint and glass to finish the apron - it looks concise and stylish. nine0003

Design: Nadya Zotova, Enjoy Home

INMYROOM tip: QUELYD 007 Crystal Clear Transparent Mounting Adhesive-Sealant is perfect for mounting a glass backsplash. With it, it is not difficult to fix glass on the wall. There is an additional bonus: the glue is absolutely transparent, "invisible", and does not turn yellow over time. The adhesive line is ideal for any gluing and sealing projects, especially for conspicuous areas. nine0154

4. Ceramic tiles

An absolute favorite in kitchen decor! Geometric pattern tiles will be a bright accent in a bright kitchen. The ceramic tile is perfectly washed, and its wear resistance is what you need.

Design: Geometrium

5. Engineering board

Oddly enough, this is a budget option: the apron can be used with the remains of an engineering board, which there is nothing else to use. Such a surface must be coated with a special varnish. As a background for steel kitchen cabinets, the board looks very impressive. nine0003

Design: Alexey Korchinsky

6. Mosaic

A good choice for a small kitchen: mosaic visually expands the space. She also has disadvantages: the surface for the mosaic must be perfectly aligned and it must be laid strictly according to the instructions, without violating the technology. And, frankly, it's not easy to wash it.

Design: Nikita Zub

7. Brick

If you are making an industrial interior, brickwork will fit well into it. Do not forget to cover the surface of the bricks and the seams between them with a special moisture-resistant varnish that will protect the apron from contamination. nine0003

Design: Sophia Petrukhina

8. Boar

The most popular type of finish is small-format glazed ceramic tiles, similar in shape to brick and often laid like brickwork, that is, in a run. Usually, brick-like tiles have chamfers (bevels), that is, beveled edges along the edge of the tile, which add volume and texture to the surface lined with a “boar”.

Design: Anastasia Tuganova

9. Marble

There is no need to support marble - it is a wonderful natural material that can decorate any kitchen. But it also has disadvantages - fat is absorbed into it very deeply, and splashes from red wine remain forever.

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